LeastExpectedGrower
Well-Known Member
I use the AC Infinity 69Pro, and used the 67 previously (as well as the 'original' digital controller), and have for a few years. If I did it now I'd probably get the new pro-plus one with 8 channels.
My setup is:
1: Exhaust fan (ACI Cloudline 6") - set with a minimum always-on (usually 1, 2 or 3, depending), set to ramp up beyond 84F degrees or if the humidity gets extreme.
2: Intake fan (ACI Cloudline 6") - also set with a minimum always on (set one below the exhaust fan to keep mild negative pressure in tent. The other setting match the Exhaust so they move in tandem, but the intake is always a notch below the exhaust.
3: Circulation fan (Cloudray S6 oscillating) - cycles on/off in 2 hour increments. When it's off I have another fan on a non ACI smart plug that's on the the reverse 2 hour cycle schedule.
4) UIS Outlet: Humidifier. Set to kick on based on tent VPD. I start out at a target of 1.2 then as plants move into flower I bump that up to 1.5-1.7.
I do use an Inkbird WiFi temp controller for my heater which is fine. I have an Inkbird for humidity too, but the ACI has been great monitoring and triggering based of VPD, which I prefer to do rather than using RH control, since VPD shifts with temperature.
My setup is:
1: Exhaust fan (ACI Cloudline 6") - set with a minimum always-on (usually 1, 2 or 3, depending), set to ramp up beyond 84F degrees or if the humidity gets extreme.
2: Intake fan (ACI Cloudline 6") - also set with a minimum always on (set one below the exhaust fan to keep mild negative pressure in tent. The other setting match the Exhaust so they move in tandem, but the intake is always a notch below the exhaust.
3: Circulation fan (Cloudray S6 oscillating) - cycles on/off in 2 hour increments. When it's off I have another fan on a non ACI smart plug that's on the the reverse 2 hour cycle schedule.
4) UIS Outlet: Humidifier. Set to kick on based on tent VPD. I start out at a target of 1.2 then as plants move into flower I bump that up to 1.5-1.7.
I do use an Inkbird WiFi temp controller for my heater which is fine. I have an Inkbird for humidity too, but the ACI has been great monitoring and triggering based of VPD, which I prefer to do rather than using RH control, since VPD shifts with temperature.